RV News: New Camp Airstream Offerings for 2026, Dreamhaven Comes Stateside, and Much More
Other stories include a dinghy towing guide from RV Life, travel destinations for the year ahead, and a new way to book the Sierra Club's iconic cabins.
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The end of the week is here at last, but before we sneak off into the weekend, we have a few stories to share from the RV and camping industry. Here are a few interesting and fun things that were revealed this week that you might want to know about:
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- Camp Airstream Events Expand for 2026: If you’re an Airstream owner and starting to plan your travels for 2026, you may want to consider some of the new offerings coming to Camp Airstream this year. Those include a number of curated events, gatherings, and experiences, such as a stay at the Nashville KOA Resort, a visit to Red Rock RV Park near Yellowstone, or spending some time at the Santa Fe KOA Holiday. These special offerings are designed to promote community and offer unique turnkey adventures especially suited for Airstream owners. Reservations are open now.
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- Go RVing Brings Florida RV SuperShow to the Masses: Last week’s Florida RV SuperShow was a big event for the industry, with every major manufacturer on hand showing off the latest models in their catalog. But the location and timing of the show make it a challenge for most RVers to get to. Thankfully, Go RVing was on hand in Tampa to help promote the expo by conducting an on-site media tour, that by all accounts was wildly successful. This week, the organization said that it helped generate more than a dozen local news segments in large markets across the country, including New York, Boston, Atlanta, Seattle, and others. This effort to promote the RV lifestyle reached millions of people with the hope of inspiring them to attend one of the many upcoming RV shows in their area. RV News has more here.
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- RVers Flocked to Tampa for RV SuperShow: Speaking of the Florida RV SuperShow, the attendance numbers for this year’s event are out, and they’re impressive. This week, organizers for the event told RV Business that 70,100 people attended the event in Tampa, which is a nice increase over the 68,000 that dropped by last year, but still well below the pandemic-fueled RV frenzy of 2022, which saw more than 80,000 attendees. Still, the mood at the expo was one of cautious optimism as the industry moves ahead in the coming months.
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- RV Life Dinghy Towing Guide: Bringing a dinghy vehicle along on your RV adventures is one of the best ways to explore a destination, giving you a smaller, easier-to-park option when wandering out of the campground. But dinghy towing can also be a semi-complicated affair, requiring not just the proper equipment but the proper vehicle. This week, RV Life published its 2026 Dinghy Towing Guide to help demystify that process. The article also shares a comprehensive list of the current vehicles that are designed to serve as dinghies. Find out more here.
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- Dreamhaven RV is Coming to the US: Australian RV maker Dreamhaven is looking to break into the US market and has launched a dealer recruitment tour to help with that process. The company makes small, lightweight, and rugged towables for camping on and off-grid. Over the next few months, representatives from the Aussie brand are making their way across Arizona, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico, Colorado, Idaho, and Texas in search of dealer support. You can check out the full lineup of Dreamhaven RVs here, and interested dealers can send an email to inquire about more information.
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- Campspot Reveals Top Destinations for Finding Community and Connection: Travelers looking for a bit more of an inclusive and welcoming connection to the places they visit might want to check out the Campspot 2026 Togetherness Index. This report names the top 12 US cities, in four distinct regions, that are the best places for those seeking a deeper sense of community and connection. A few of the places that made the list include Yuma, Arizona; Bend, Oregon; Key West, Florida; and Lake George, New York. The online campsite booking platform made its selections based on the destinations that are most searched for in its database from the past year, and measures other factors like group travel volume, length of a traveler’s stay, and year-over-year increases in the volume of bookings.
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- You Can Now Book Sierra Club Cabins Through Hipcamp: Another online source for discovering campsites has announced new offerings on its platform. This week, Hipcamp announced that it is now taking reservations for several iconic Sierra Club cabins, providing greater access to those places for its members. Options now include Clair Tappaan Lodge, Hutchinson Lodge, and four historic backcountry huts in the Tahoe region. Start exploring the options here.
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- Toyota Trucks and The Dyrt Team Up for More Camping Insights: Staying on the topic of online campsite discovery and booking platforms, The Dyrt announced this week that its partnership with Toyota Trucks will continue in 2026. Toyota has been a sponsor of The Dyrt’s Camping Reports, which are frequently released throughout the year to share insights, trends, and stats on how outdoor enthusiasts are traveling, what activities they seek, how often they camp, and much, much more. Here at RV.com, we often reference these reports as part of our weekly news roundup, so we’re looking forward to seeing what they reveal in the months ahead.
That’s all for this week. See you next Friday for another edition of our weekly RV news roundup.
Kraig Becker is a writer in the RV, outdoors, and adventure travel space. Over the course of his career he has contributed to such outlets as Popular Mechanics, Outside Online, Business Insider, TripSavvy, Digital Trends, GearJunkie, The Adventure Blog, and countless others. An avid runner and cyclist, he enjoys camping, hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, and just about any other outdoor activity. His travels have taken him to seven continents and on many amazing adventures.
